On 2009-03-20 00:45, Tentin Quarantino wrote:
> Hello,
>> After reading archives, in particular a thread from April 2006 with
> subject line "Difficulty connecting", I am feeling particularly stuck.
>> When using egenix mx.odbc library locally, I am able to use my data
> source with no problem.
>> However when attempting to connect remotely via mxODBC Connect, the
> client prints the following:
>> mx.ODBCConnect.Error.OperationalError: None of the configured mxODBC
> Connect Servers allow connections.
>> What should I be examining?
> I am open to any suggestions. Please.... any at all. :)
As I suggested in off-list email: please send in your configuration
files.
In order for the client and server to make contact, the configurations
have to match.
The above error suggests that the client is trying to connect using
one or more methods (depending on what you have configured in the
client-config.ini) and then gives up either after hitting a timeout
or finding that it cannot open connections to the configured mxODBC
Connect Server(s).
> As I mention, mx.ODBC works fine locally... records are spewing
> from the only data source on the entire Windows machine.
Thanks,
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